>> reporter: two trails here, 1 way road and south rim trail will be closed to hikers for 48 hours. >> we have been having recurring sightings in the same area. multiple people are seeing the same animal during multiple times a day. that is unusual. >> reporter: hikers we spoke to hadn't yet heard of the latest sightings but not deterred. >> that is stressful to see that. but i would just have to be careful. >> reporter: you would still go hiking? >> yeah. still go. have some extra meat on me just in case. >> reporter: park rangers tell us they will keep the two trails shut down until saturday when they reassess the situation. >> thank you. just in, a verdict in a high

profile murder trial. the man has been found guilty. convicted barry white. killed two women inside the san francisco jewelry mart. over a dispute over the price of a gold chain. new details about the man killed by police following a robbery and murder at an antioch station. we learned he was previously convicted of robbery in 2004 and driving under the influence of 2010. he may look like an unlikely hear oh, but a s62-year-old man

jumped into action. the teens stole a woman's cell phone and ran off. another passenger brown jumped into action. brown saw the robbery and said his instincts took over and tonight he has a message for those teenagers. >> you never know where i might be or someone like me so don't try it. >> tonight at six brown shares with jodi hernandez how he wrestled gun away and saved the day. >> six months after the devastating flood in san jose a handful of victims are suing the city and county. those victims are telling us today they didn't have enough warning and don't want it to happen again. michelle roberts is in the rock springs neighborhood. what do they want from the city and county specifically and has

that neighborhood recovered. >> reporter: i would say half the neighbors have moved in, but still a lot of work to be done. painters and people making repairs. you can see the trash on the ground and many buildings have the orange x mark indicating the building is clear. juanita wilson said she lost all of her belongs. firefighters knocked on her front door from a rescue boat. >> a lot of anxiety. >> reporter: she and six of her neighbors filed a claim against the city of san jose and santa clara county, and santa clara county water district for failing to give more notice. the water district has accused the city of failing to heed the warnings and evacuate cities in

time. >> i want everybody who has gotten back into their home to know this isn't going to happen again because it was traumatic. >> reporter: the homeowners are seeking damages. and emotional suffering they endured. today the water district released a statement describing it as epic and historic. the statement said in part the water district works to reduce the risk of flooding through the creation of flood control projectors flange and working with city responders in charge of alerting the public. the city attorney is reviewing the claims the county didn't comment today. it is porn want to note the people in this area and people who filed the claim have received financial from the fund but they say it is not enough. >> we told you about the fires

we are following. take a look, our sky ranger was in the east bay today that barn down below destroyed after a fast moving fire. this is in livermore. what used to be the barn down there, now it is gone. flames broke out around 1:30 this afternoon. no word of the cause. we tweeted out video of the fire, you can check out this video. for updates on breaking news simile follow us on twitter. >> violent protests filled the streets of germany on the eve of g-20 summit. quickly turned ugly when demonstrators clashed with police. some of the protesters say they

are sending a message to president trump. >> we are here to tell him to leave. and that he is not welcome. >> more than 100,000 protesters are expected in germany for the two-day summit. 20,000 officers have been called in to patrol the streets. here at home many eyes on trump on his second official trip abroad. nbc blayne alexander joins us live from washington. >> reporter: certainly a full plate for president trump. a couple of major thing that are happening around the same time, of course increasing pressure from north korea and mounting pressure here at home. all of this happening as the president prepares for the g-20 summit this weekend. for president trump a high stakes trip over seas.

>> we must also confront the threat in north korea. >> reporter: standing on the world stage, the president promising a crackdown on north korea on the heels of a ballistic missiles test capable of reaching alaska. >> they are behaving in a dangerous manner and something will have to be done about it. >> reporter: hours before joining chinese president it is summit, president ramping up -- >> we have to use pressure to get them to the table. >> reporter: this on the eve of president trump's first face to face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. today -- to putin about russia's interferen interference of the election. >> experts say not likely.

>> and putin is not going to admit to doing it and nor will he do anything different. >> reporter: meanwhile, a rough start outside. protesters clashing with police on the streets ahead of the g-20 summit set to begin tomorrow. and tonight we are learning more about the president's meeting tomorrow with russian president vladimir putin there are expected to be six people in the room. two presidents along with rex tillerson and his russian counterpart along with translators. >> thanks so much. we have dozens of sanctuary city, can we become a sanctuary saturday? this bill has strong support from democrats. but republicans are worried about public safety. the move has a justice department watching california

closely. the justice department releasing a statement today questioning on whether the california is following the law on sharing the citizen status. the justice department is once again threatening to with hold federal grant money if california does not comply with immigration laws. >> why fisherman's say it is one of the best years despite a shortened season. i am chief meteorologists jeff ranieri. up to 90 in walnut creek and we will let you know how long these temperatures will last. the first in suisun city in

solano county. crews are on scene . we are tracking two brush fires now. the first one is in solano county. crews on the scene trying to control that brush fire. threatening homes. from our nbc bay area sky ranger. burning near bella vista drive. this is suisun city.

another one in yolo county near the town of winters. roads near lake berryessa dam is also closed. 10% contained. no word on a cause and so far no evacuations. it is a good summer to be a fisherman, salmon, bass, and crab in abundance. we are seeing the best dungeness crab season in years. $67 million in crab along our coastline this year alone. almost twice last year's catch. thom jensen joins us. >> reporter: the season was closed down, at least, shortened last season several times.

without safety concerns this year, and favorable water conditions, the crabs were back in the water and the catch was on in a big way this season. a crackling beat that draws hundreds of patrons to the wharf annually. the season was court in 2016. and many fishermen were wondering and worrying. he depends on a healthy dungeness population to make a living. >> i needed it. but i have been commercial fishing since i was 15. >> crab rolls is our most important menu collection. this year the crab was abundant and beautiful and big guys. >> reporter: estimate california dungeness industry netted more than 21 million pounds of crab

this year. almost double 2016 take. great news for restaurants where the crab roll keeps the door open. >> that they are eating something local, and something that is a great protein source. >> reporter: all goals met this year. >> habitat protection is habitat restoration. it is keeping fresh water flowing into our area. and keeping all of that awesome snow melt that we are super, super fortunate to have in the sierras. >> reporter: and now the fishermen looking to the salmon. at least, indicators, the sport fishermen out in the ocean, they are saying a lot of them are filling their daily quotas every day and doing it early.

live in san francisco. thom jensen. one bay area is working to make things safer. redwood sitting unveiling two safe exchange zones. the spots are well lit and under 24/7 surveillance. >> you never know when you are going to meet. and we have seen what happens when these transactions go poorly. we want people to conduct transactions in a safe and secure environment. and i think there is no safer place than in front of the maple street correctional center. >> could be exchanges via craig's list or facebook. and it is open to the public as of now. when is fun and games not just fun and games? when it is for a good cause. >> a group of berkeley kids

perfected this idea. think marshmallows here. let's bring in gav vrvin thomas >> reporter: their latest scheme was more creative in every sense of the word. >> we may have to go to more extreme measures for this one. >> reporter: perfection over punctuality. how else to explain how this 14-year-old birthday party is coming up six months after his birthday. over all that time, his sister and friend have been obsessed about perfecting and building 20

of these. computer designed, three d printed compressed air powered miniature marshmallow launchers. all so he and a dozen friend cans celebrate his birthday with an elaborate game of capture the flag. >> who doesn't want to shoot their friends with marshmallow. >> reporter: the one person who would get the most out of this day is not even here. his name is frank. and he lives in uganda. >> that is the kids they are. >> reporter: they learned about him through judy. ever since learning about it,

olie and may may have been getting creative about raising money. in lieu of presents, they are asking guests to make donations so they can pay frank's way to a boarding school. it will mean a lot to a boy half a world away as well as a neighbor two doors down. >> what is nice to get his thank you notes that we made a difference in his life. >> you see the magnitude of the effects. >> reporter: what ollie believes is not just fun and games. $1,000 raised. and for a young boy in uganda

how far that is going to go. thank you. >> breaking news we have been covering throughout this news cast, tracking this brush fire in s ichright now they are ther right there in sui sun city. the wind direction, as we bring in jeff ranieri, the smoke going in a certain direction. >> that area is notoriously very gusty. primarily out of the west, ten to 25 miles per hour. we are tracking those conditions close-up. near bella vista drive. winds out of the west about

18 miles per hour. you want to be on alert for possible evacuations. we can get some embers that may spark larger fires. a lot of folks living off to the north and to the west of this fire. so again, wind carrying a lot of smoke towards travis airport and also near airbase parkway. more updates at nbcbayarea.com and more coverage coming up tonight. now a complicated weather pattern. the main thing this is doing is keeping the fog up against the immediate coastline. so that has been good for the peninsula and also our beaches staying cool. here comes our hot pressure sliding in the back door. that is why some counties were so entirely hot.

even with fog at the coastline, looks like it is not going to be strong enough to move into the south bay. sunny skies to start. and do expect the low clouds back into san francisco as we begin tomorrow morning at 55 degrees. as we head throughout your micro climate forecast, on friday expect above normal temperatures. 93 in san jose. 96 in morgue began hill. 79 in oakland. this is where all the heat gets trapped. 99 in antioch. 100 in concord. it is in this area right here where fire dangerous is the highest.

20% in fairfield and 20 in livermore. so contra costa, alameda counties, be very careful if you are doing any kind of barbecue outside. cool cooler 65 in daily city. 69 in the mission and 64 for the outer sunset. and in the north bay, 86 in mill valley. this is spot to go if it is too warm for you, 60s as we get into next week and for the inland valleys, hot tomorrow especially contra costa and alameda county. more significant drop by early next week. we have 80s returning back to the mix. humidity low right now. winds 20 miles per hour.

that wind, we need to watch it closely. >> the wind is key here. this is in suisun city. we are back in a moment with more details. but the bay area also hashe

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threatening homes and livestock. i want to get back to our breaking news we have been tracking this is the brush fire we have been following in suisun city. affecting the air quality in vacaville. >> an update on the fire in yolo

county. 250 acres. mandatory evacuations ordered.

once again, you are looking at live pictures from suisun

city. structures have burned down. we will report on our 6:00 forecast. protests. police firing water cannons and pepper spray. protesters hurling projectiles in germany where president trump has arrived for a highstakes summit and his first one on one meeting with vladimir putin. burning up. dozens of wildfires raging. thousands under mandatory evacuations in the west with scorching temperatures fueling the flames. and an earthquake rattling the region. deadly epidemic. some hopeful news today from the cdc in the battle against america's opioid crisis, but there are still some very troubling trends. rent your ride. if your car is sitting idly in the driveway, why not make extra cash from it? and league of their own. how teams of kids are honoring fallen heroes and inspiring america. "nightly news" begins